Writer/Producer Koji Steven Sakai is the founder of Little Nalu Pictures LLC and the CEO of CHOPSO (www.CHOPSO.com), the first Asian English streaming video service. He has written five feature films that have been produced, including the indie hit, The People I’ve Slept With. He also produced three feature films, a one hour comedy special currently on Netflix, and Comedy InvAsian, a live and filmed series featuring the nation’s top Asian American comedians. Koji’s debut novel, Romeo & Juliet Vs. Zombies, was released in paperback in 2015 and in audiobook in 2016 and his graphic novel, 442, was released in 2017. In addition, he is currently an adjunct professor in screenwriting at International Technological University in San Jose.
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Santa Monica Public Library Talk
I’ll be in Santa Monica on June 2 @ 2pm. The Story of the 442nd Regiment in WWII— Rob Sato, Phinneas Kiyomura and Koji Steven Sakai, creators of the digital graphic novel 442, present an illustrated talk about the 442nd Regiment, the U.S. Army’s Japanese American combat unit of WWII. Presenters share the history of this most … Continue reading Santa Monica Public Library Talk
The People I’ve Slept With on Amazon Prime
The People I’ve Slept With is proud to be part of the Outfest Alumni All-Stars program with Amazon Prime. Stream the movie today: Check it out on Amazon Prime today for FREE!
442 @ Giant Robot
This coming Saturday, Giant Robot will be hosting the illustrations of Rob Sato for “442,” a graphic novel written by myself and Phinny Kiyomura. 442: Original Art From The Graphic Novel Featuring the work of Rob Sato April 14 – May 2, 2018 Giant Robot 2 (GR2) 2062 Sawtelle Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90025 @giantrobot … Continue reading 442 @ Giant Robot
8Asians Book Review: The Repatriation of Henry Chin
8Asians Book Review: The Repatriation of Henry Chin The Repatriation of Henry Chin, written by Issac Ho and read by Anthony Lee on audiobook, is about a future where the United States has been in an escalating trade war with China which eventually leads to the roundup of all Chinese Americans into “internment” camps—a la, … Continue reading 8Asians Book Review: The Repatriation of Henry Chin
